it's acv - apple cider vinegar..

hi all.. a silly question here.. is it okay to give my DSH kittens RC Kitten Persian 32? I normally give them either RC Kitten 36 or Blackwood kitten but someone recommended me to give RC 32.. Any comments?

Hi all.. Just wanna ask.. Which one's better.. Orijen or Evo? Thanks in advance..

Great! I just ordered from a seller in KL cos I can't find Orijen here in Kuching.. Currently I give RC & Blackwood for my cats.. But after reading various cat's forums, I guess I should give Orijen a shot..

i plan to use oko plus soon.. should i get the double litter tray?
what should i expect? all these while i've been using sanicat clumping litter..

This post has been edited by qaf1010: Jan 17 2012, 03:40 PM

now i get it.. thanx a lot!

Hi all cat lovers, meet my cat Patchy..


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i have another one.. Chi Chi.. adopted from SSPCA 3 months ago.. now a healthy & playful 5+ months old kitty..


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Chi Chi on her way to her new home after being adopted on 23/10/2011..

she was adopted together with her good fren Pi Pi (tabby) cos I didn't have the heart to separate them since they were in the same cage at the shelter.. but sadly Pi Pi was catnapped along with her cage last December.. I'll never forgive the thief!

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thanks to orijen!

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Added on February 10, 2012, 2:56 pmand the sad thing was that her left eye was permanently damaged (it was already damaged when i adopted her) while her right eye was blur.. i used to bring her to the vet every week just to make sure her right eye would not get worse.. only god knows how she is doing right now..

This post has been edited by qaf1010: Feb 10 2012, 02:56 PM

dear all cat experts, my cat suddenly loses her appetite.. i notice for the past few days she just looked at her food.. normally she's crazy about orijen.. even eating her sister's portion..

fyi, i ordered orijen from kl (i didn't know there's one shop selling orijen in kuching) a month ago and when the package arrived i noticed that the packet was not sealed properly so the food is not fresh anymore.. usually i give her fresh ones (the one bought in kuching).. could this be the problem??? and now even when i give her the fresh ones she doesn't seem to be interested..

apart from that, there's this male cat who keeps on following her and tried to mate with her.. i guess he failed cos my chi chi is still a kitten, and she didn't give any response.. could this be a problem as well??? maybe she's traumatized or depressed?

i will try to give her some wet food after this and see whether she has the appetite.. if she still refuses to eat, then i'll bring her to the vet..

Great news for Kuchingites residing in DBKU area.. Kudos to DBKU & SSPCA!!!

::SERTAI PROGRAM “CAT ADOPTION” & SPAYING/NEUTERING DBKU!

KUCHING, 14 Mac 2012 (Rabu) : Sepanjang tahun terdapat beratus-ratus ekor haiwan terbiar seperti anjing dan kucing ditangkap atau diserah oleh pemilik untuk dihantar ke tempat perlindungan haiwan. Disebabkan bilangan haiwan bertambah setiap tahun, maka Dewan Bandaraya Kuching Utara (DBKU) dan Sarawak Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SSPCA) mengambil inisiatif menganjurkan Program Cat Adoption dan Kempen Memajirkan (Spaying/Neutering) Haiwan Peliharaan pada 24 dan 25 Mac 2012 dari jam 8.30 pagi sehingga 12.30 tengahari bertempat di Perkarangan Letak Kereta berhadapan Kaunter Pembayaran DBKU, Bangunan Al-Idrus Commercial Centre, Jalan Satok.

Objektif Cat Adoption adalah untuk mencari pemilik baru kepada haiwan terbiar yang dibawa dari SSPCA manakala kempen pemajiran haiwan peliharaan adalah bertujuan untuk menghalang kehamilan kepada haiwan betina dan haiwan jantan menghamilkan haiwan betina. Kaedah memajirkan haiwan peliharaan ini dapat dilakukan pada haiwan seawal usia 2-4 bulan sebelum haiwan tersebut mencapai kematangan seksual dan proses penyembuhan adalah cepat. Ini dapat mengelak haiwan peliharaan dari terus membiak seterusnya mengurangkan populasi haiwan terbiar dan dapat mengawal populasi haiwan peliharaan.

Faedah-faedah yang akan diperolehi oleh pemilik, haiwan peliharaan dan masyarakat adalah :-
Mengurangkan kanser payudara dan jangkitan berbahaya dan jangkitan berbahaya uterine kepada haiwan betina daan masalah prostat kepada haiwan jantan. Menghalang kehendak haiwan untuk berkeliaran dan seterusnya mengelak haiwan peliharaan dari hilang dan dilanggar kenderaan. Meningkat jangka hayat haiwan dan mengurangkan pelupusan haiwan terbiar akibat lebihan populasi.

Kempen ini adalah untuk pemilik haiwan peliharaan yang tinggal didalam kawasan DBKU sahaja dan bilangan penyertaan adalah terhad. Setiap pemilik haiwan hanya boleh mendaftar 3 ekor haiwan peliharaan mereka, bayaran mendaftar adalah sebanyak RM 10.00 untuk seekor haiwan dan kos pembedahan akan dibiayai oleh DBKU. Manakala untuk kucing angkat pula, sesiapa yang berminat akan dikenakan bayaran RM 30.00 untuk menampung kos memajirkan kucing-kucing itu sebelum ini.

Antara perkara-perkara lain yang perlu dipatuhi oleh pemilik haiwan sebelum menyertai kempen ini adalah pemilik haiwan perlu membawa kad pengenalan, bil elektrik atau bil air atau bil cukai pintu untuk memastikan mereka adalah pemastautin dalam kawasan DBKU. Haiwan peliharaan tidak perlu dibawa semasa pendaftaran.

Pemilik haiwan yang mendaftar akan mendapat pemberian percuma yang merupakan produk makanan dan penjagaan haiwan daripada pihak penaja. Manakala aktiviti lain semasa kempen tersebut diadakan kelak adalah pihak DBKU membuka kaunter untuk melesenkan anjing peliharaan, pameran dan kaedah penjagaan haiwan peliharaan serta penjualan produk makanan dan penjagaan haiwan peliharaan.

Sebarang pertanyaan berhubung kempen tersebut boleh diajukan kepada pihak DBKU di talian 082-448763 dan pihak SSPCA di talian 082-618200.

Cool..

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...0112&sec=nation

Pets can now get passports and chips from Veterinary Dept

By TERENCE TOH

KUALA LUMPUR: Dogs, cats, horse and rabbits can now get passports with their medical history from the Department of Veterinary Services and have chips placed under their skin to make it easier for owners to trace them if they go missing.

Director-General Datuk Dr Abd Aziz said that pet owners could obtain the Pet Passports, or Malaysian Animal Identification Cards by registering their pets at the Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) offices or through specially qualified veterinarians appointed by the department.

“Pet Passports are important because they collect all your pet's vital information into one document, which will make it easier for customs officers at national borders to confirm the health and immunisation records of your pets,” he said at the official launch of the Pet Passport at the Veterinary Management Centre in Kajang here.

Each passport, Dr Abdul Aziz said, would contain the pet's photograph, together with information about the animal, its owner, and its medical and movement records.

“The system can help track pets through their microchips, and identify their owners in missing animal cases.

“All information will be recorded in the Pet Passport system, which will become part of the basic national data,” he said.

The department was also studying DNA identification techniques to be implemented in future for greater accuracy in identifying the animals, he said.

The DVS was targeting pet owners in the Klang Valley for now but Pet Passports would soon be expanded to other parts of Malaysia, he said.

For now, registration was focused on dogs, cats, horses and rabbits but would be expanded to include other pets in the future, he said.

Registration of dogs, cats and rabbits cost RM7 while it would be RM9 for horses.

However, the price did not include the price of microchips, physical examinations, pictures, or other service costs.